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When the fog rolled in after 50+ centimetres of snow at Cypress last week I headed for the trees where there were tons of fresh lines still to be had late into the afternoon.
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23rd January 2007
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Expert skiers should start making tentative plans to sample North Carolina's only double black diamond run this weekend. Thanks to an aggressive snow-making assault and a spate of cold weather, Sugar Mountain Resort hopes to have Whoopdeedoo open soon. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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The fresh snow made for a great Legendary Banked Slalom local's qualifier at Mt Baker last weekend. The annual event is a Pacific Northwest original that attracts pros and locals of all ages to fight for the coveted LBS trophy: a roll of duct tape.
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23rd January 2007
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While Winterplace Ski Resort has not found itself with an overabundance of natural snow, colder temps and an extensive snow-making set-up have allowed the mountain to open from the top. Skiers and boarders can take the #3 Triple Chairlift to the top for runs down Compromise. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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The best boarders were busting down Beaver Creek last weekend, for the Jeep King of the Mountain Skiing and Snowboarding World Professional Championships. Americans Lindsey Jacobellis and Seth Wescott took first place for the second year in a row. The U.S. men swept the podium at Beaver Creek. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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It's Learn-To-Ski Month in Colorado. SolVista Basin outside Winter Park offers a screaming deal for first time skiers and snowboarders, kids and adults. For $99, you get two days of lift tickets, lessons and rentals. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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It has been a world of white in Denver this winter, as the Front Range city has been unseasonably pounded with snow. Denver is taking advantage of plenty of powder by building a terrain park, with the help of Denver-owned Winter Park Resort. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Chestnut is one of the top resorts in the Great Lakes region for snowboarders. The Far Side, with its own triple chair, is a seven-acre terrain park. They also have a wonderful rail garden built on top of the ski hill next to the lodge, and terrain features are placed on other slopes and trails to keep it interesting. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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As part of Crystal Mountain's yearlong 50th Anniversary celebration they are offering five lift tickets for $50 this Friday, January 26 and a special lodging package for Thursday night. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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The Giant's Ridge terrain park has added new features this season for beginner to intermediate abilities. The new terrain features, located on the mid-section of the Placid run, will accommodate new riders, but it's a good bet that more experienced riders will be checking them out as well. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Three inches of snow fell at Wintergreen Resort on Sunday, complimenting the output of the mountain's sophisticated snow making system. While the guns have been blowing non-stop since early last week the natural snow was, "icing on the cake," according to mountain rep Sarah Lovejoy. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Alta offers some free time on the slopes every day, on the Sunnyside lift. It's called Ski Free After 3, which means you can take some turns off the Sunnyside lift from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. That's where you'll find the long, gentle slopes of Albion Basin, which is perfect for beginners and kids learning to ski. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Although the weather so far this season has ski area operators jittery, predictions for the future are optimistic in New Hampshire. Thus far, most of the state's areas have trail counts in the 50 percent to 65 percent range. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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You can catch artists in action in downtown Breckenridge right now. The frigid cold is the perfect way to compete for ice sculpting teams who are traveling to Colorado from around the world. They'll carve and chisel, shape and sculpt for the International Snow Sculpture Championships, now through January 28. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Sunday River is asking skiers to have an affair – with them! Anyone with a season pass at any other ski area who is looking for something new, a change of pace, more excitement or just different scenery can come to Sunday River any midweek day from now until February 16th and receive a day ticket for $39. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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It has been a long struggle this season, but finally all ski areas throughout the Heartland are fully open. It's the latest that old timers associated with the Midwest snowsports industry can remember for all areas finally getting fully open. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Alaska plays host to the Western Region FIS U.S. Nationals Qualifying in two Downhill and Super Giant Slalom races this week. Competitors are vying for spots in the U.S. National Alpine Skiing Championships to be held at Alyeska later this year.
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23rd January 2007
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The Granite Peak annual Family Festival, held the weekend of February 2-4, brings great lodging deals, free ski rental for the entire family, free child lift ticket with each paid adult ticket, fireworks, horse drawn sleigh rides, live entertainment in the Bear's Den, and, of course when you're in Wisconsin, a brat fry. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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What does it take for a ski area with little or no snowmaking to survive in a winter like we've had so far in the East? Patience, loyalty and cooperation go a long way toward survival according to Eric Friedman, spokesman for Mad River Glen. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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A Connecticut developer has purchased Lake Placid's highly lauded The Whiteface Lodge Resort & Spa, the luxury resort that opened in 2005. Stamford, Conn., developer T-Rex Capital , which develops residential, commercial and government properties throughout the United States, announced Tuesday it purchased The Whiteface Lodge in Lake Placid for an undisclosed price. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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